In 1975, Giuseppe Armani established his Florence atelier to revive the centuries-old Tuscan tradition of figurative porcelain sculpture—a craft that had languished since the golden age of Capodimonte and Doccia. By the 1990s, Armani's workshop had become internationally recognized for translating the dynamism of Renaissance and Baroque sculpture into meticulously hand-painted porcelain, with each piece requiring weeks of careful modeling,...